According to analysis by The Telegraph, if all the trophies that Manchester City FC won during the period when their alleged financial rule breaches occurred are stripped and reallocated to the runners-up, the landscape of English football would change dramatically. Liverpool FC would be among the biggest beneficiaries, and even Stoke City FC and Watford could claim significant titles in their history.

When asked about the possibility of Manchester City FC being stripped of their trophies after he left Liverpool FC in 2024, Klopp said: "If there's a parade, I'll join it! I don't care how long it takes." If Manchester City FC's trophies are revoked, Liverpool FC would be among the greatest winners, and the most famous "collapse of a champion" in Premier League history could be rewritten.

In the 2013/14 season, Steven Gerrard's slip—a miscontrolled pass that led to a fall—triggered a chain reaction that gave Manchester City FC their second Premier League title. In this alternate universe, Liverpool's "Crystal Palace nightmare," where they surrendered a 3-0 lead and drew the match, would still happen, but with reversed consequences: Brendan Rodgers would become Liverpool FC's first manager to win the Premier League title, not Klopp. Liverpool FC would gain 3 additional Premier League titles and 1 League Cup.

There was once a controversial banner mocking Arsenal FC under Arteta as "eternal runners-up." However, the current champions would receive the Premier League trophy from the 2022/23 season added to their cabinet—the final season covered by the charges. Arsenal FC would also receive the 2018 League Cup.

After Sir Alex Ferguson retired, Manchester United FC entered a period of decline, but now this history would need to be rewritten, starting from the iconic phrase "Agueroooo!" The dramatic late-game winning goal in the final match of the 2011/12 season is celebrated as one of the greatest moments in Premier League history. However, if Manchester City FC's titles are revoked, this celebration would be marked with a massive asterisk, and the legend would lose its original meaning. Ferguson's trophy cabinet would receive one additional Premier League title.

Did Mourinho sense something was wrong back then? He once stated that finishing second with Manchester United FC in 2018 was one of his greatest achievements—that year, Guardiola's Manchester City FC narrowly won the title and claimed their fifth consecutive Premier League championship for the first time. Now Mourinho might receive the championship medal he craved. Solskjaer, Mourinho's successor, would also receive credit for the 2020/21 Premier League title.

The treble in 2023? It would no longer exist. Manchester United FC would win the FA Cup, Arsenal FC would win the Premier League, and Inter Milan would win the Champions League.

When Manchester City FC's titles are revoked, the entire landscape of English football would be completely redrawn. The past four seasons would have four different league champions. Between 2013 and 2019, each year would have a different champion as well.

Manchester City FC's seemingly unstoppable golden era, now viewed as tainted by cheating, began with a 1-0 FA Cup final victory over Stoke City FC in 2011. Now Stoke City FC under Tony Pulis would have their moment of glory, just as Watford would celebrate instead of suffering their humiliating 6-0 defeat in the 2019 final.

During the period in question, Manchester City FC won 7 Premier League titles, 1 Champions League, 3 FA Cups, and 6 League Cups. Now as many as 10 different teams could celebrate championships. The world awaits the final verdict on Manchester City FC. Regardless of what the final punishment is, the stain from the findings of cheating will take a lifetime to erase.

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